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Death Golf Poems

These Death Golf poems are examples of Golf poems about Death. These are the best examples of Golf Death poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Sporting a Poetic Maturing Message
People always tell me that  

What to do with my bat  

After practicing a bit  

I will try to make a hit...

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Categories: golf, 12th grade, america, baseball,



Coyote Call
Both Zane and I
            stood, rigid with terror,
      ...

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Categories: golf, 8th grade, animal, anxiety,

There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: golf, 12th grade, character, hope,

Premium Member Sorrow's Hold
"Just block out memory," the analyst tells me.
Yet images of my friend, emaciated, persist.

His last day - I scream at the nurse,
   ...

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Categories: golf, care, death of a

Pitching Wedge To Hell
The Country Club of walking death,
calls out across the ferns

The 1st hole starts with pain unmatched,
its traps to flame and burn

The 9th hole calls you...

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Categories: golf,



Premium Member Game Over
golfer cheats on score
exclusive country club course
Reaper carries clubs...

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Categories: death, golf,

Death Angel
he comes for me now
the old cold specter of death
too late God was first...

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Categories: angel, death, golf,

Summer Or Winter
I hate the humidity
I hate what it does
I hate wearing sunscreen
I hate all the bugs
I like the thirties
I like wearing gloves
But I also like the...

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Categories: beauty, december, golf, snow,

Onerous Ordeal
(strike while the iron's hot, else...
up prize cold hard steel Goldfinger
rewind: the following case in point).

Believe me you (stranger out there
along the information super highway),
perhaps...

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Categories: golf, 11th grade, 12th grade,

Still Swinging
After chewing shoe leather they called steak, 
in the Pencey cafeteria, 
Mal, Ackley, and I enjoyed a winter afternoon on campus, 
on the bus, and...

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Categories: golf, appreciation, brother, cancer, death,


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